Sentence examples for for example treat from inspiring English sources

So-called urgent-care centres, for example, treat acute and chronic ailments.

Apart from a commitment to localism, there are pledges to, for example, treat hard drug use as a health issue, rather than a crime issue, and to free up the release of government information.

Analysts say some big oil firms, for example, treat emissions trading as a distraction from their main business.To complicate matters further, there are still some uncertainties about the legal regime for exchanging allowances and CERs across national borders.

Unlike the greeting cards offered by PunchBowl, for example, Treat cards are not digital, but are actually sent to recipients via postal mail.

In a classical framework, we need not treat all these symbols as primitive; we may, for example, treat $\lnot$, $\rightarrow$, and $\forall$ as primitive and provide standard definitions for the other propositional connectives and quantifiers in terms of them.

This procedure was intended to model a practical culture-based diagnostic program that might be applied on commercial farms where an elevated composite cow-level SCC is used to trigger quarter-level bacteriologic culture and culture results are used to trigger a decision to intervene (for example treat, segregate or cull the infected quarter or cow).

The Congressional Budget Office, for example, treats such credits as a reduction in taxes paid.

NHS Devon for example treated 396 people between 2008 and 2010, offering them one cycle of IVF, at a total cost of £1m over three years.

The collection reflects Dr. Barnes's home-grown aesthetics: for example, treating African art as fine art, not anthropology, so that oval tribal masks complement Modigliani's gazing portraits.

The NHS's "tariff" system of paying hospitals for treatment incentivises them to undertake medical activity, as does the Quality Outcomes Framework system under which GPs are rewarded for, for example, treating high cholesterol or high blood pressure, they say.

Waller R. Newell's "Code of Man: Love, Courage, Pride, Family, Country" (Regan Books/HarperCollins), for example, treats its five "virtues" as a timeless "key to the secret of happiness for a man" despite "30 years of debunking the traditional virtues".